AI and The American Dream©
And we are split like Hopper. We are alienated from the very country we have built. We have lost our innocence, our individualism, and our strict small-town morals to mechanization Continue Reading →
Month: January 2026
Weekend 661.0
We’re kicking off the weekend with some social media content. It fits a theme because, “everything is not only a thing, but a sign, full of significance.”¹ ¹C.S. Lewis for Continue Reading →
Weekend 660.1 (‘new patterns of old colours’)
“In order to bring light into their churches, to build them as if they were soaring traceries of stone meant to serve as delicate frames for stories told in color Continue Reading →
Weekend 660.0
“When you come to the end of the line, with a buddy who is more than a brother and a little less than a wife, getting blind drunk together is Continue Reading →
Weekend 659.0 (…limestone landscapes sounded echoes in me.)
It’s a cold Saturday and Merry Old England seems like a vanished memory. (1) A quote from The Accidental Garden by Richard Mabey: I’ve always relished the power of plants Continue Reading →
Weekend 658.0 (The Limestone Route)
“The barren wilderness has become a great city and the desolate places have been to blossom as the rose.” — Cambridge General Advertiser, July 30, 1845 “Railway termini are our Continue Reading →
2025 UK Christmas Trip
The trip started at the TWA Hotel and included London, Norwich, and Southampton. We had a couple of day trips to the Isle of Wight and Netley. The Saints escaped Continue Reading →